Pomposity

Ilold not thy head too hirh, my friend, Kor suix'ly thou must know, Tbc houvast hends of wheat ill bend Hu tnlk on whteh tl y gTOw ; And tvturywhora tin lovafiaat llover Bloom neurest to the rround-The swooiest aonffhtcii ui' the wood in luwly ahudca ubouud. Ilold not thy hend too Iiinh, ray friend, Though rich in lund or goltl ;, The throrijïM ilmt on thjr 9ifipu uit end Spcak uot the lliuuglit t ln.y hula ; Tbuii1 true respect is ouly pnid AVhere WOnhini thftj BCfl - Vl)lí-. (Itffen-iitiitl bows me muil o i uin fchy voaltfa uut thw ! Ilold not tliy hend too high, my i'i irn-I, Whute'r thy stutioii hcre ; For bruin will triumpfa m iho end - A']iiit thuu will bo thy spben .' We onvy not i)i' lofdly treud, Kor Ht thy lot repin - Wlio could not. bola orect n hetid That weiglia so liyht ;in Iíiítiu '